Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Tenafly, NJ

I plan to give birth in hospital. I am looking for someone who could help take care my new born during night from 11pm -6am.

I’m a first time mom so not rlly sure what to expect. I just need a night nurse to help me get thru the nights with a baby.

Looking for overnight hut help from an experienced doula or nurse

Looking for night nanny 5 nights a week 10pm to 6am. Experience with breastfeeding. Must have all vaccinations. Baby was born 4 weeks early on January 17, ideally we would start Jan 21. One week initial engagement with potential extension if it works well. Must be located in New Jersey (will not pay for transportation).

Looking for a night nanny or nurse for the first few weeks. Due date 4/13

sleep training night nurse newborn specialist are welcome to reach out to me

I have triplets and i don't get enough sleep. I need help with feedings, diapering and resting.

I am currently seeking a night nanny, 2-3 nights per week who will also offer sleep training. Individual should be CPR certified/trained. Baby is almost 3 weeks old and taking majority breast milk with formula supplemented as needed. The estimated budget is approximately $50 an hour.

Will need help with caring for twins We are interested in getting them in a routine as we will have to return to work eventually

Hospital <$10,000 Need night time help given demanding work schedule

I’d like to have an unmediated birth at NYC presbyterian hospital.

I’m expecting identical twins in late August and am looking for night support in the Edgewater area for 2-3 months. We also have a 2-year-old at home. Do you have any availability starting around then? I'd love to chat! Calll or text 551-222-5438

Looking for basic assistance with overnight care the first months with newborn. Assisting diaper changes, feedings, putting back to sleep. 3-5 years experience required. Looking for range of price based off experience and help

1. hospital 2. $2000 3. the least amount of intervention, no vaccines at the time, no pitocin, no student teacher, no tugging at my placenta or making me sign papers during birth, vernix on my baby and delay clamping until white

We are first-time parents expecting a baby girl around May 10th on the Upper East Side in Manhattan. We're looking for a certified postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to provide overnight support starting shortly after birth, ideally within the first week home from the hospital. Schedule: We'd like to start with 3 nights per week (flexible on which nights) for an initial 4-week engagement, with the possibility of extending to 6–8 weeks depending on how things go. Typical shift would be approximately 10 hours overnight (around 8pm–6am), though we're open to adjusting based on what works best. Provider requirements: We strongly prefer someone with a postpartum doula certification (DONA, CAPPA, or equivalent) and at least 2–3 years of professional newborn care experience. Current infant CPR certification is a must. We'd value someone who has worked with first-time parents before and is comfortable guiding us through the learning curve rather than just taking over — we want to build confidence, not dependence. A provider who is experienced with breastfeeding support (positioning, latch guidance, pump setup) is especially important, as we plan to breastfeed and want help navigating that during nighttime feeds. Baby details: Healthy singleton pregnancy with no complications expected. Newborn girl, no known special needs. We plan to breastfeed but are open to supplementing with formula if needed — we'd appreciate a provider who is supportive and non-judgmental about either approach. Additional duties: Primary focus is overnight newborn care — feeding (bringing baby to breast or bottle prep), diapering, soothing, and settling baby back to sleep so both parents can rest. Beyond that, we'd appreciate help with establishing healthy sleep habits early on, light bottle washing and pump parts cleaning, and keeping a simple log of feeding times and diaper output. We are not looking for daytime household help — this is purely overnight newborn support. About us: Dad will be working and mom is on maternity leave for a few months. Sleep matters for both of us to function, which is the main reason we're seeking help. We live in a doorman building on the Upper East Side, so building access is straightforward. Budget: We're targeting $350–450 per night for a 10-hour overnight shift, though we're open to discussing rates for the right fit. We have employer benefits that may cover a portion of the cost for certified postpartum doula services specifically, so certification is a real plus. Timing: Our due date is May 10th, so we're looking to confirm someone in the next 2–3 weeks. We understand this is a shorter lead time than ideal and appreciate anyone who has availability for a late spring start.

We are interested in doula assistance during labor and postpartum doula care as well. We may also be interested in overnight care but aren’t certain yet. I will be giving birth at Weill Cornell Alexandra Cohen hospital in NYC with my husband, Isaac, by my side. My OBGYN in Dr. Lauren Ruggiero. I am planning for a vaginal delivery with epidural and this is my first pregnancy! Estimated budget depends on extent of care we end up going with, but we’ll say $10,000.

Seeking a confinement nanny, Chinese preferred but flexible

Weill Cornell, I don’t know what the budget should be

1. nothing special 2. nothing special 3. no 4. $1000

We’re looking for a night nurse to help with our infant starting in late December through early January. The schedule is flexible but will usually involve weekday full nights if possible. You will focus on feeding, burp patting, and helping with bedtime routines. Our child is a newborn, and we are looking for night shift nurses to help us sleep better. We value reliability, patience, and great communication. If you enjoy working with little ones and can commit to our schedule, we’d love to hear from you!